Affine finite-flat commutative group schemes #
This file gives the affine coordinate-algebra side of finite-flat commutative group schemes. An
affine commutative group scheme over Spec R is encoded contravariantly by a commutative,
cocommutative Hopf R-algebra. The crucial bridge is not merely an equality of underlying sets:
pointMulEquiv identifies morphisms Spec B ⟶ Spec A over Spec R with the convolution group
of R-algebra maps A →ₐ[R] B.
The theorem AffineFiniteFreeCommGroupScheme.point_pow_order_eq_one transports the integrated
AINTLIB theorem deligne_point_pow_eq_one across this geometric equivalence. The constant-rank
finite-locally-free version is then obtained by localization at every maximal ideal and descent.
Scalar extension is functorial on the Hopf presentation, compatible with convolution-valued affine points, compatible with local rank, and compatible with geometric pullback as an isomorphism of internal commutative group objects.
Cocommutative objects in the category of commutative Hopf algebras over R.
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Affine commutative group schemes over Spec R, encoded contravariantly by their commutative,
cocommutative coordinate Hopf algebras.
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The coordinate Hopf algebra of an affine commutative group scheme.
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- G.coordinates = (Opposite.unop G).obj
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Relative affine spectrum, from commutative R-algebras to schemes over Spec R.
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Relative affine spectrum is fully faithful.
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A commutative, cocommutative Hopf algebra as a commutative group object in the opposite category of commutative algebras. Its multiplication on points is convolution.
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- AlgebraicGeometry.AffineCommGroupScheme.coordinateCommGroup A = { X := Opposite.op (CommAlgCat.of R ↑A), grp := CommAlgCat.grpObjOpOf, comm := ⋯ }
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The underlying affine scheme.
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The structure morphism to Spec R.
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The geometric commutative group scheme constructed from the coordinate Hopf algebra.
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The contravariant coordinate map associated to a morphism of affine group schemes.
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The underlying morphism of affine schemes.
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Contravariant Hopf morphisms as morphisms of commutative group objects in opposite commutative algebras.
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Geometric realization of affine commutative group schemes, functorial in Hopf morphisms.
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A bialgebra equivalence of coordinate Hopf algebras induces an isomorphism of affine commutative group schemes. The apparent reversal is handled by the opposite category in the Hopf-algebra dictionary.
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Scalar extension of affine commutative group schemes, functorial in Hopf morphisms.
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Scalar extension of one affine commutative group scheme.
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The affine spectrum of scalar-extended Hopf coordinates is canonically the geometric pullback of the original affine spectrum.
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Scalar extension on affine Hopf coordinates agrees with geometric base change as an isomorphism of internal commutative group schemes, not just as an isomorphism of schemes.
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Geometric realization commutes naturally with scalar extension on affine Hopf presentations.
The identity object over Spec R is canonically the affine self-test object. Keeping this
at the affine interface avoids rebuilding the same comparison in each global-section
calculation.
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The affine test-scheme points of G, expressed geometrically as morphisms over Spec R.
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Affine points carry the canonical group law induced by the constructed internal group
scheme. This globally exposes the same instance that is otherwise available only in the
CategoryTheory.MonObj scope.
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Recover the coordinate R-algebra map from a geometric affine point.
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- G.pointToAlgHom B x = { toRingHom := CommRingCat.Hom.hom (AlgebraicGeometry.Spec.preimage (CategoryTheory.Over.Hom.left x)), commutes' := ⋯ }
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Reading coordinates commutes with restriction along a morphism of affine test objects.
Turn a coordinate R-algebra map into a morphism of affine schemes over Spec R.
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Geometric affine points are exactly coordinate-algebra maps.
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Algebra maps out of a Hopf algebra are the points of its opposite-algebra group object.
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The preceding point equivalence respects the actual internal group law and convolution.
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- AlgebraicGeometry.AffineCommGroupScheme.coordinatePointMulEquiv A B = { toEquiv := AlgebraicGeometry.AffineCommGroupScheme.coordinatePointEquiv A B, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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Full faithfulness of relative spectrum respects multiplication on group-valued hom-sets.
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The affine point equivalence respects the geometric group law and convolution.
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Points of a scalar-extended affine group scheme agree, as a group, with the original points after restricting scalars on the value algebra.
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The property that the coordinate algebra is finite free over the base.
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Affine commutative group schemes with finite-free coordinate algebra.
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- G.coordinates = G.obj.coordinates
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- G.structureMap = G.obj.structureMap
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The finite-flat geometric group scheme realized from finite-free Hopf coordinates.
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The affine convolution equivalence with the geometric realization type exposed.
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- G.realizePointMulEquiv B = G.obj.pointMulEquiv B
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Functoriality of geometric realization on morphisms of finite-free affine group schemes.
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Geometric realization is a functor from finite-free affine Hopf presentations to
finite-flat commutative group schemes. This packages realizeMap together with its identity
and composition laws, so downstream constructions can use the categorical API directly.
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A coordinate Hopf-algebra equivalence induces an isomorphism of finite-free affine group schemes.
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Mapping a geometric affine point is contravariant composition with the coordinate map.
Scalar extension preserves finite-free affine commutative group schemes.
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Scalar extension of one finite-free affine commutative group scheme.
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Coordinate scalar extension of a finite-free affine realization agrees with geometric base change in the category of finite-flat commutative group schemes.
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The realization/base-change comparison is natural in morphisms of finite-free affine commutative group schemes. This is the morphism-level bridge needed to transport exact finite-flat filtrations, rather than merely identifying their individual terms.
The order of an affine finite-free group scheme is the rank of its coordinate algebra.
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- G.order = Module.finrank R ↑G.coordinates
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Finite-free order is invariant under scalar extension.
The geometric rank function agrees everywhere with the finite-free coordinate rank.
Deligne's order theorem in geometric affine-point form: every Spec B-point over Spec R
is killed by the rank of the finite-free coordinate algebra.
Deligne's theorem for points of the constructed geometric realization.
The constructed realization has constant geometric order equal to the coordinate rank.
Pointwise geometric-rank form of Deligne's theorem for the constructed realization.
The property that the coordinate algebra is finite and flat over the base.
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Affine commutative group schemes with finite-flat coordinate algebra. Unlike the finite-free subcategory, these objects do not carry a globally chosen numerical order.
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- G.coordinates = G.obj.coordinates
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- G.structureMap = G.obj.structureMap
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The finite-flat geometric group scheme realized from finite-flat Hopf coordinates.
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Scalar extension preserves finite-flat affine commutative group schemes.
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Scalar extension of one finite-flat affine commutative group scheme.
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Coordinate scalar extension of a finite-flat affine realization agrees with geometric base change in the category of finite-flat commutative group schemes.
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The local rank of finite-flat coordinates is compatible with scalar extension.
Constant geometric order of a finite-flat affine realization survives arbitrary scalar extension, including over disconnected bases.
Algebraic localization and descent for Deligne's order theorem. Finite flatness is used to make the coordinate algebra free after localizing at a maximal ideal; the constant-rank hypothesis supplies one exponent on all components of the base.
Every affine point of a finite-flat affine group scheme of constant rank n is killed by
n. This is the global finite-locally-free geometric form of Deligne's theorem.
Strong geometric form for the constructed finite-flat realization: a constant-order certificate on the geometric structure morphism kills every affine test point by that order.
Over a local base, finite flat coordinates are free, so Deligne's theorem gives the honest finite-flat geometric point statement.
A certificate that a geometric finite-flat commutative group scheme over Spec R is presented
by a finite-free commutative, cocommutative coordinate Hopf algebra. Constructed realizations have
a canonical such certificate; the structure also records presentations of pre-existing geometric
objects.
- hopf : AffineFiniteFreeCommGroupScheme R
The finite-free coordinate Hopf presentation.
Identification of the underlying geometric scheme with the spectrum of the coordinates.
- schemeIso_hom_structureMap : CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp self.schemeIso.hom self.hopf.structureMap = G.structureMap
The scheme identification lies over
Spec R. - pointMulEquiv (B : Type u) [CommRing B] [Algebra R B] : G.Point (AffineCommGroupScheme.testObject B) ≃* self.hopf.Point B
Compatibility of geometric group-valued points with convolution points.
- pointMulEquiv_left (B : Type u) [CommRing B] [Algebra R B] (x : G.Point (AffineCommGroupScheme.testObject B)) : CategoryTheory.Over.Hom.left ((self.pointMulEquiv B) x) = CategoryTheory.CategoryStruct.comp (CategoryTheory.Over.Hom.left x) self.schemeIso.hom
The point equivalence is induced by the displayed scheme isomorphism, rather than an unrelated abstract equivalence of groups.
- order_eq : G.HasConstantOrder self.hopf.order
The geometric rank agrees with the coordinate-algebra rank on the whole affine base.
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Deligne's theorem transported all the way to a point of a geometric finite-flat commutative group scheme carrying an explicit affine finite-free Hopf presentation.
Pointwise-rank form of the geometric order theorem. This formulation remains meaningful on the geometric side and records explicitly where constant order enters.
The canonical finite-free Hopf presentation of the constructed geometric realization.
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Every finite-free commutative, cocommutative Hopf algebra has its canonical geometric finite-flat realization. This permanent theorem is the destination of the checked Challenge bridge.